How Sponsorships Work

What a sponsor card is

Some pages may show one card marked “Sponsored” with the sponsor's name. It is a paid placement: the sponsor pays a flat fee to show it. It is never a recommendation, and it is never investment advice.

Sponsor cards only appear in a few spots: the bottom of Home, the bottom of the Learn page, and after a lesson's key takeaway. They never appear inside the bots' decisions or tickets, the lessons themselves, the Floor Coach's answers, the Crypto Lab, or the broker guides. Pro members don't see them.

Sponsors never influence the app

Sponsors have no say in what the bots decide, what the lessons teach, or what the coach says. The bots follow the same tested rules whoever sponsors the page, and the broker guides stay neutral: no logos, no affiliate links.

We don't accept sponsors that promise returns, sell crypto tokens or run crypto exchanges, or offer anything that conflicts with learning safely.

Your privacy

Sponsor cards use no advertising cookies and no tracking pixels of their own. The app counts, per day, how many times each card was shown and clicked, and sponsors see only those totals. Your name, email and activity are never shared with sponsors. Separately, the site loads the X (Twitter) Pixel to measure our own ads. That pixel is ours, not a sponsor's, and sponsors never receive what it collects. The Privacy Policy describes it.

Clicking a card takes you to the sponsor's own website, whose privacy policy then applies.

Why sponsorships exist

Sponsorships help pay for the AI that runs the app, the same costs the Pro fee covers. If sponsorships and Pro together bring in more than those costs, the owner intends to lower the Pro price or raise everyone's allowances rather than keep the difference.